12—The Daily Collegian Wednesday, August 13,1980 The Penn State Diner, “a State College tradition,” closed Friday evening permanently. The diner’s owner, William D. Henning, has filed for bankruptcy with the Federal Bankruptcy Court in Harrisburg. For University students and area residents, that late-night grilled sticky stop-over is now a delicacy of the past. Penn Stete Diner The Penn Slate Diner, that 50-year-old Rock of Gibralter landmark at 126 W. College Ave., closed it’s doors for the final time Friday at 6 p.m. William D. Henning, the owner and manager of the diner, filed for bankruptcy at the Federal Bankruptcy Court in Harrisburg on Monday. The bankruptcy petition showed the NOWOPEN! The. Newest, Fastest, Most Convenient Take-Out Beer Shop in Town! Mon - Sat 11:00 - 1:50A.M. 110 W. College SUNDA Y 1:00 - 1:50A.M. Next to Mr. C’s J sticky ' tradition dies diner to be $65,866 in debt. The total assesets of the diner are $253,315 but the owner’s debts amount to $319,181. Bankruptcy court is now in charge of all the proceedings. The diner will be turned over to creditors and a trustee will be appointed. The diner, which opened in 1930, was one of the few places in State College folds open 24 hours a day “The block is at a loss without the diner open,” said Chris Papas, co-owner of the Corner Restaurant, 100 W. College Ave. “There has been a noted increase in morning coffee drinkers and breakfast people” because of the closing, Papas said. The Corner Restaurant has also in creased its lunch hours to serve more customers, Papas said. Many of the diner’s now out-of-work employees have approached the Corner Restaurant for jobs, Papas said. He will try to hire some of them for the fall, he said. An employee of The Candy Cane, 128 W. College Ave., said the closing could possibly hurt their business because they advertised along with the diner. - —By Barry Rosenberg The RAThskdlEß Appearing Wed. —Tom Casey Thurs. —= Chris Barrett v Fri. & Sat. “J. 8.” Corner of ColUqE & Ptqli i a PEDRO’S FORECAST: I Chili Today and Hot Tamale I Large Bowl of Chili & Chips— only 69 c p=j rSfcnr Daily Special: a delicious taco, homemade chili i~| andcomchips only $1.19 [ill | Taco, Salad & Chips; —$1.29 pjj I For Fast Lunch Service r=jl MSB9MB Quick Snack or Meal Anytime tl=J WHIUP O K 131 S. Gamer St. 234-4725 M I T~ _ H B H B B (ncarthecornerofColleeeandGamer) h=n I “BE Jyf jfiff ifflKß Hi ff BbS HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 11-9 S I t Fri. 11 - mid. Sat. 12-12 rs| fV'*' tT Vi, . ■■ w **^.vt*fr*q I > ' • as* Antici-race-tion Bordering foliage and racing gates cast mirror images on the waters of Spring Creek moments before Penn State Outing Club kayakers passed by. Outing club members gathered at Tallyrand Park in Bellefonte Sunday afternoon to practice their kayaking techniques and test their racing skills. :***'■■■ fire causes evacuation of apartments A fire caused moderate damage Saturday night to a 20-unit apartment house at 126 E. Nittany Ave. and forced the evacuation of all its residents, an ftlpha Fire Company spokesman said. Public Information Of .ficerDavidHamilton, said the cause of ; the fire is under investigation. The fire started in the basement and created heavy smoke which went |hrough the entire building, Hamilton said. Fire damage was limited to the downstairs storage area. ; - All residents will be able to return to Itheir apartments, he said. ; Alpha Fire Company was one of the companies at the fire. Hamilton said they stayed there for two and one-half hours, using 56 men and seven pieces of equipment. I Older people as well as students live in | the building, Hamilton said. “The life i threat was pretty critical compared to | moststructurefires,hesaid.” | • However, there were no reports of .'residents or fire fighters sustaining ; injuries. -: Smoke detectors in the building alerted some of the residents, Hamilton Said. I ■ • Two bicycles were stolen over last •.weekend in separate incidents, State .‘ College police reported, j ;Thieves stole a blue Schwinn Varsity | 10-speed bicycle from 140 N. Patterson j St. Friday night, police said. The I bicycle, owned by Nicholas Merolli, is ! valued at $2OO. [ - Someone stole a girls’ blue three-speed bicycle from 112 S. Pugh St. Sunday night, police said. The bicycle was Owned by Maria Spadaro, of that ad dress. —By John Allison and Denise Shane ■:V ; " Peter Sellers * 4be fiendish slot of Ilgi pit tMutiH) - :w > £|4ery happy X T^ —>\ 57‘£T" b_e tsy . .l .o ','u lira £staph."’ 3 424 Waupelani Drive 238-2600 Free Parking RENTING FOR FALL •Gas heating and / cooking included / in rent / y • Free tennis and / / recreation areas •Air conditioning •Free Centre Line t- J\S bus passes •9 or 12 month leases I •Efficiencies, one or two bedroom • 1 or 2 bathrooms Choose the apartment to suit your lifestyle Furnished and Unfurnished IT IS Not a secret any more BELL’S GREEK PIZZA : is the best. : FREE DELIVERY : Starts at 4:30 pm Daily : Across from S. Halls : 538 E. College Ave. , T 237-8616 This fire, occuring Saturday night in an apartment house at 126 E. Nittany Ave., forced the residents to evacute the 20-unit structure. Alpha Fire Company fought the blaze for two and one-half hours, limiting the fire damage to the downstairs storage area. There were no reports of injuries and all residents were able to return to their apartments. the Scorpion 232 W. CALDER WAY I presents TUESDAYS—Happy Hours All Nite WEDNESDAYS—“Scorpion All Stars”* THURSDAYS—“Tahoka Freeway” FRIDAYS—“Tiger Lilly” SATURDAYS—“Backseat Van Gogh” Band Schedule for Next 2 Weeks •Jam with State College’s finest—Musicians Welcome PH W W WV| 6:30 and 8:45 H HymH August 14,1980 H m MB HUB Assembly Room A AMUSI.2S BATTLE flivA dnfetiHi rfHb BBS Director: Gillo Pontecorvo Of? wl* H The Battle of Algiers was filmed with such vigor and inventiveness that it seems Jnk as if the events are happening for the first time. The film’s unflinching depiction n mmm of terrorism and violence is a com- JBA lH H E? 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